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10 Eye-Popping Murals Around Columbus

Columbus has great art. That isn’t exactly breaking news.

In this guide

Our public art scene rivals that of any major city, and we have the murals to prove it.

All around the capital city, empty walls are being replaced by all kinds of art. Some of these murals are put up with help from art organizations, and some spring up all on their own. But all of them are awesome. So get out there people! It’s time to take advantage of these amazingly Instagrammable art displays!

E. Whittier St.  & Carpenter St.

Colorful mural with inspirational text messages on brick wall

Colorful mural with hand-and-house artwork and 'Be The Change' text

Buttles Ave & Bollinger Pl

Stenciled Uncle Sam figure on brick wall next to electrical box

N High St & E Lincoln St

Short North Gothic mural of two faces painted on building facade

700 N. High St

Mural of a rabbit-eared creature peeking through pineapple plants

N High St & Brickel St

Mural of a segmented figure standing beside a deer creature on brick wall

674 N High St

Mural of people in early 1900s clothing walking on a wooden walkway

E Russell St & W Russell St

Mural of a woman submerged underwater with scooter parked below

N Pearl St & Warren St

Large-scale mural of a face painted across a brick building

E Hudson St & Summit St

Colorful mural with animal silhouettes and trees along brick wall

Colorful mural featuring animal silhouettes including a deer and birds

Weathered mural with colorful animal silhouettes including a deer

N Broadway Underpass

Community mural depicting local history and landmarks along a fenced walkway

Mural panels on fence depicting local history with 'The Booster' and 'Graceland' text

Mural depicting a Native American figure and nature scenes along a fence

Chelsea Wiley

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Chelsea Wiley

Chelsea Wiley, first of her name, Queen of the Seven Andals... wait. That's not right. Joking aside, Chelsea is a writer and photographer born and raised in Columbus, Ohio. She is an avid reader and a lover of animals.